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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-04-30
LOSSES OF $273,ooo.
The Cost of the Baxter and Canal
Streets Blaza FoOtad Up.

The Cost of the Baxter and Canal
Streets Blaze Footed Up.
New York, April 29.-The actual losses
of last nights fire at Baxter and Canal
streets foot up on review this morning
about S219, 600, distributed as follows: Mar
tin II. Shrewkersen, owner of the building,
$4,000; j. Stroheim 81 Co., upholstereIs,
SIS, 900; d. w. Adiome and the Union Tie
Company, $4,000; Hertlein & Schlatter,
dress trimmings stock and machinery,
100000; John Moore & Co. Art Furniture
Company, $1,000; New York Furniture
Supply Company. $4,000; Archer Manu-
featuring Company, $4,000. The losses are
all covered by insurance, in most cases to
the full extent of the losses.
HOTEL DEL MoNTE's BURNING.
MoNTERY, CAL, April 90 The prelimi-
nary examination of d. T. w. Simmons,
late of the Hotel Del Monte, charged with
having set fire to the hotel on April ], was
concluded yesterday The accused was
held in $25,0 900 bail to answer before the
Superior Court.
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No Cholera in Mexico.

WASHINGTON, April 29.--Iu view of the
reports recently published to the effect that
cholera had made its appearance in Quay
mas and other Mexican towns, Senior Ro-
nero. the Mexican Minister, telegraphcd
iect. He received to-day the following re-
ply from the Secretary Of Foreign Affairs
of Mexico:
Cry OF MEXICO, April %, 1887.
To The Mericdt Minister. Washington:
There Is not a single case Of cholera I'm Mexi-
can territory, nor in Central America.
MAglsCAL.
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Outstanding Three Per Cents.

WASHINGTON, April 20 20--Secretary Fair.
child said this afternoon. in answer TO in.
qniries on the subject, that he had not yet
fully made up his mind with regard 10 the
uncalled pc, cent. bonds. II is, however
regarded as practically settled that there
will be no more calls for bonds during the
present fiscal year. and that the amount Of Z
per cents outstanding, amounting b about
80. 900. 900, will be reserved for the sinking
fund requirementy Of the next fiscal year,
beginning July |.
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KNIGHTS HELD FOR TRIAL.

The Hanan Strike and Boycott Up in
the Courts.
NEW YORK, April 29.-Justice Smith an
the Tomls Court to-day listened to the arr
guments of the counsel for and against the
members of the Executive Board of District
Assembly Eo. 81, Knights of Labor, who
are accused of conspiracy in ordering a
strike III the shoe factory OF John Hanan 81
Sons, at Centre and White streets,
: and also for ordering strikes, wherever o. B.
Hart, the foreman, should find employ
ment When the lawyers had concluded
Justice Smith decided to hold the accused,
j. +. Gill, John Foster, H. Mosely, James
McDonell j. A. Campbell and Fred Rome
hear for trial ON both charges, The
Knights did not take the decision kindly.
They will furnish bail.
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Two Tramps in Natural Gas Well
Flame.

ANDERSON, IgD., April 2o--Six tramps
hecnme engaged IN fight M the natural
gas we'll nenr hear yesterday. Two Of them
acre pushed into the hame Of the burning
gns One. Whose name - said ~ b. Dono
Van. inhaled the flames and died almost In
stantly. George Dwyef, Of Erie, Pa, H.
burned almost beyond recognition, aud eau
not recover Three ~ the tranpsare in Jali.
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CHARLESTON, w VA, April 29.-Heayy
rains in this section have caused the smaller
streams 10 run out at strong rate. Yes
terday the Hood Ia Poca river cleaned out
from its head to its mouth all the bOonis,
carrying with IL great quantltiesof lo2s,tics,
stayes and other lumber. The losses re-
ported rcach So. 900.
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A HUMAN HYENA.
A. Woman Trapped Who Sent OF
scene Matter to Young Ladies.

a Woman Trappeu W no 6onJ OD-
scene Matter to Young Ladies.
LYxcHBURG, VA, April 29--A woman
named Elmira Slenber, of Snowville, Pu-
laslli county, was brought to this city to-day
by Post Office Inspectors BarlIley and
McAfee, charged with flooding the mails
with obscene matter. Her method was b.
get the names of young ladies' and send
specimen copies and solicit subscriptions to
obscene publications. Officers have been
working on the ease for over three years.
The woman is about 60 years of age, and Is
said to be an old offender in other parts of
the cnnnIrN
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FIGHT OF THE MoLDERS.
The Executive Board OF the Knighto
Not to Interfere.

Not to Interfere.
PHILADELPHIA, April 29.-The General
Executive Board of the Knights of Labor,
after three days conference with the rep.
resentatives of the stove molders throughout
the country, to-day decided that they would
not interfere in the present controversy
about the St Louis platforms. The executive
officers say that the matter will he
left entirely with the District Assemblies. tn
which some of the molders belong, and the
matter will thus he transferred from the
GeLeral Executive Board TO the District
Assemblies, the FORMER declaring that the
fight is rot within their jurisdiction, as only
a small number of stove nolders belong to
the Knights of Labor.
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CHICAGO'S BUILDERS.
The Masons, Plasterers and Hod
riers Soon to Be Idle.

The Masons, PlaStererS and Hod
riers Soon to Be Idle.
CHICAGO, April 20--The Master Mason
Builders Association held a two hours
sion last pight in considering the threat s16<
strike of helpers and hod carriers whic
is feared will be inaugurated May 1, if a
demands for an increase of wages FROM
TO 25 cents per hour is not acceded TO, 66
the expression was unanimous that the fU
ployers could not afford under present Con.
tracts to increase wages They also decidfo
that they would not recognize the d@
Carriers Union under any circumsta 1c1I
either at the present or any other wsE1I
The president of the association say&M II
really expecs { strike TO take place MQ<
day At meeting of the Hod Carrf<E
Union it was decided to instruct all ltG~
members of the union to lay their denia1|
personally before their employers to .1<
row, and to ask for a definite reply.
men will make reports at a meeting ON
day, and all those employed by cOntraf
refusing to raise their wages Will be ord
out
The Plasterers' Union passed resoltIs1
prohibiting It's members from hand1III
work done for them by n0n-union labor
This means that the plasterers will refuW/
work with men who, IN case OF a stn
would take the place of the union hod Co
riers. The strike of tae hod carriers ans
helpers means the laying off Of the mason
also, or the going out Of 1900 men on Mon
day next
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Gamblers FIeeced,

MONTE CARLO, April pa colossal sys-
tenn of robbery by means of prepared packs
Of cards has just been discovered at the
Casino here The prOprietofs of the tables
have lost Rl6,OOO. The police are inyesti p
eating the matter.
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A RATTLE FOUGHT.

CAIRo, April 29.--Reports have been re
ceived here from Massowah, 10 the effect
that the Italians have advanced TO capture
Keren and met strong force of AbySsin
iaus who gave them battle The result OF
the fight * in doubt.
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Two shoemakers Drowned

LIsnoN, n. H.. April 20.--dohn Hauser
und Henry 0oshnoll, shoennkers, while out
"a "A boat ON the mill pond in the village to.
day, we're carried over the dam aai
drowned Neither body has yst been found,
saeh man leayta "a widow and one chilli.
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WAsms0rOE, April ~ ia IL hepresenta-
tive John q. Heard, ~ MlspHri, and not
Ilopfnsridatfo frank liurd, ~ Ohio, Who ID
- M hcrf Mf llegfa t bttfr to-day
MauF fsieuaun ass'ng f0f Frank nurds
condition lnFf arrives ioaHy
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I4oNDoN, April ~ Seventy yachts are
said 10 have been entered for the jubilee
race and IL Is probable that more will be
added 10 the llst Of competitors before the
nnfrics clnan Juno 3.
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THE KESNEBEc ALSO HIGH.
West vireinia,s senatorshin.

CHARLESTON, w. VA, April 29-The
Senate consumed n day in discussing mo-
ton to adjourn without electing a United
States Ss,nfior,r "a letter from Mr.. Lucas,
Gov. Wusoaf appointee, Informed the
Legislatuiw that n would not be lawful
act to ele-t A i~cnator and that contest
would resIiit A6I{Id Nc Legislature elect. A
ballot will b6fak<f 11esday.
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ELKTOs, Va. April au<<>I<H bon.
YONG man ayyuf ~ years o[ 11@ #1> Round
dead Neinafsiny evening 1H4 ~ an fle
nslnfy ijne 10 body 10 III /|.*< M bad
l@=n klllei ~ = ginshot d. {<4.1&1 lsaa
hfuufht froin ii4f1allAufF 4<'n< << |l -.
tiaHif Nif aHa' FOL l0l Htf @4//N
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-04-30

gT. PETERSBURG, april % The sub
scrlptions for the new government loan
have reached the sum ~ two millRrda of
rlblea ~ which sum b per cent wilt be-
allotted
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Italy,s Troops in Danger.

ROME, April 29.--The government has re-
ceived alarming advice' from Massowah
and has ordered three battaions TO reinforce
the garrison there.
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Murderod - 1flkhnted.

CLINTON, Ala, Pi1I zkrr Abe Little
john, well-to do w|{Ie I&<Her and his
wife, living near hoio. @1Ir4 &Hloied Ia their
dwelling wednesday la46I Al inyostiga.
ton leads ~ the cOneIu>@1H <&1f tho aged
couple were murdered & 1 tI~ dwelling
burned over their dead at1|E@& NJ tx1lcoal tho
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-04-30

BggsE, April @lrhe lists of the land
ftum f1fInd under the new law snow an
enrolment 0f lOO. .UO men.
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of about 100 are marching up and down,
each with about foot of white cotton rope
tied to his arm.
ADVERTISING FOR LYNCHERS.
In prominent place on the court house
square is an Illuminated design:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-04-30

ODEssAs April IA Nihilst printing
pres haa boen discovered here and p, Aihl,
l|sla hufs lfu alfri.fl.
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Af<cr c;pnfessing.

cum LoSISA Ts: 5oS M e. JS%Ss 5S @hIdS IL Mar =;
his cousin, FIshef, 1I(SFsup, Feb 10, 1885
He was convictSI IN clraimstantial cvi-
dence, but mais e,>oafckion a few days
ago. lie also niasin i <(llllee don ON the scat
fold. Tho oxecunlon }fe9 without special
incident .|E''.z.zl1.S
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NEW ENGLAND FREsHETs.
The Connecticut and Kennebec Rivers
Rising Rapidly.

HARTFORD, CONN, April 29.--The Con
necticut river commenced rising very rapid
ly this evening. For the past week il has
marked between nineteen and twenty feet
above low water mark, but at this hour
(midnight it has reached twenty-five feet
and is still rising,
THE KENNEBEc ALSO HIGH.
AUGUSTA, Me-, April 29.--There is big
rise in the Kennebec river at this place
The water has been rising all day, and
is about two feet deep in the Gel
lars Of the Water street stores,
and at II o'clock tonight is
still rising rapidly. Some inhabitants at
the north end are moving their effects 90
places of safety A serious freshet is antic-
ipeted tomorrow.
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Iasu0E, Aprl ~ Tie ouen h. n
flioi ~ Nffuf lasle flsm' ~ eHit tnr4
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-04-30

o. l-'i'l ifpll theoo,i and lumber inter
sa. ,......... l,eilslpn nf tlo fOurth sesf.aa
I lisl hY "A Uausaf ai fli.s elis
i'f NJ itisaiY nmugh ~ Ha.l.
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Despite The Mayors proclamation, how
ever, tonight the squares about tho jail are
denaely packed with men. Tho pOlloe have
been able ~ clssir the street f0r about bali "a
square east nnd wet gf the prison, bat b..
y0Dd thce imiis f8e people are jannfnoi
tDgfihnr as cl0sq a. HIIsll1el, nud
80 effort, 0 far, bas been male ~
dislena fhrn Two cgnparifs NJ militia
salt iU fnaliDass f0T au order ~ march az
Huy time fruul tile HfulofF, s0of 1Fr 0f ~
slnarfa nFHF ou mHft4t lifeif "a lIpHd
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-26

DUBUQUE ROUTE !!
Minnesota & NoTthW. R'y,
ben forte os populere 2inie til ale Sta
TONER / Spo, Dit o9 Geit.
80 9r9n oa9ltg bpcr Bet
Paul og Minneapolis
Chicago, st. Louis,
Kansas City,
% ale Interchangeable etat,pner-
PULLMAN BUFFET SOvEvOCNE.
og elesante Goodies" meo bpert 9rGn-
Sen bebite os burtieite 2inte til
Des Mone,. PHsbuTg, Washington.
Peoria, New York. New Odsais,
Baltimore. San Antonio. RdaTuls.
Louisville, Buffalo, Galveston.
Columbia. Cincinnati, Piiadduhia-
San Francisco.
% ale Statipner 1 @amle pg YIN BteYtco,.
Canada pa Yrouinlerse. SrTn aatplIiller
De afgaar % sjpr ollie 6Drbinpeiier ! nnior.
9epoferne. Spprg efter Sideter pta abe
Great Dubuque HDute" og tag iugen dnbsn.
Billeter meb benne pppulGre gsnte CT tiiinias-
ole Steoer.
minneapolis 9idet Office, 80. 3 Wlcullet.
6ouie BIod. j.. "A. HANLEY,
Sri. Mgr-. ct 9auL.
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u6lQn0et.

- 200 Mfaub tDrtiif yiptteri er 1enbt
til &reta, buor Der berifer itart @jaring
o9 Misnpie meo ben tprtiite StDrelie.
= Tpiterne / &,1slano. @amtlise
Observation-Disclosures os &iDbmenb / ben
rusii1te @renbiefreos &ppiu bar faaet
Orore fra ct. petersburg til @eptemz
ber at afifeoise ale tpife Sumttionarer
os Irbeioere.
= st b~renoenbe 8jers. Sra @az
les melbes, at ct 8iers i Nerbeben al
2%lansoollen allerebe | Here 9ase bar
itaaet / 6lammer. 9ele Biereet, ber er
4 Mil lanst os 2 Mil breot, ct inbbplz
let | ct ubpre Slobao. Man antaser at
nosle @ietere babe tanot Slb ueb 5oben
al Bjerset, os ueo beres uforiistisbeb
er ben 2pns, iom boyer lanss Bierset,
gaaet / Branb.
= On Tsrfen ifripes fra 2onbon
20 SUM-: Sen pebarenbe Tprfei @ales
mebfprer mango Goroiflinser. Glere
5abrifer mao inoitille fin girfiOmbeb
paa. @runo al Banbmansel. 9uis Err
ZEN pebparer iaa befrpstes at 5000 8lit=
arbeioere / 2lanellp os I &bonbalen
bliper arbeibslDIe. Sfarer al 8prn
bragg efter Sfoletiben op / 8iersene for
at bente 8anb fra Bi~ersfilberne % |
Fere Gsne betales Ell &anbe Banb meb
l a 2 pence. s bet norboeitlise Srlanb
er ben belle 9sft iaasObtiom Sbelast at
ben LANCE Tsrfe % &peset bliper neb=
ilastet paa @rlnb at 9ebe os 8anoman>
gel. S Weitmorelanb o9 Cumberland
er @nsene bentBrrebe os &isrene giper
insen Melf mer. Gn iaa lansparis 9erfe
bar lite herifet paa mango Mar.
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THE ROYAL ROUTE.
CHICAGO, ST. PAUL, Minneapolis and OMAHA
CHICAGO and Northwestern RAILWAYS,

Tilbpber ben bebite Befproring % bru9er
ben forteite SID al ale 2inier melem ct.
8aul % Chicago % melem ct. Saul Sio1t
GitDy Omaha, 9es WDines Dg &an1as 9th.
Haa ale Eren ct Der Sopebo9ne % OMAHA
og &an1as gttp fan &eiien / 2pbet al en-
aan1fe tort Eib fprtiettes til Steoer I Galt>
%fprnien. "Ebe &oDal &pufe" ct ben be-
tienbte "Gbprt Sine" til Chicago. Sngen
Smbptnina al Bpane; Biletter al ale &las<
ier bonoreres. 50 Sreu ON Da9en bper
Sci, ubitprebe meo be NET ele9arte Bu1maH
5pbeppane % mpberne Spi}epo9ne, paa
bpilfe alt bpao Marstiben bar at bpoe pda at
Gru9ter % belifate eager bliper ierperebe
til rtmeli9e griier. Disie Sptfepo9ne paa
"Tbe &oDal &pute" er, bpa0 &omfort %
elegance anaaar, be ppperligite. Berben.
Bennt bernie Suite til 9ulutb, 4ibIanb %
ale 5teber runbt Safe Superior tfra ct.
Saul, Minneapolis, @au CLAIRE, Stour gitD
pg ale andre Stationer @Db og Dft. Ateo
Srenet fgiger ON 9agen fBrlte &las1eS
@pgne, pm Natten Sopebogne, iom lite be.
bppes ombpttet. s &iblano tontnaer oct
Nerbeoen at Sc, 8. g. & B. Er9u. Der ~
rer til Sernminerne. l
&ipb bine 8illetter paa Chicago, St. Yah,
Minueapolis & Omaha 8anen % bu sd Tie
ansre bet. II. .Er
Biletter tilialss hos ale A9enter.
Sor Starter o9 anben Undertaking be11'
bend big til
T. W. TEASDALE,
General Passenger Agent.
]. g. IeCULL0UGA, l.. l.. WHIHl1R
Asst. Gen Pass. Agt. Geal Ticket Agt.
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Norge.

= Norses Ben1treforenins f%ortiener
life lensere bette Napn, ifriper uDitlp."
ben er iunfen neb til at blipe ct Npparat
/ en- %fanatiif @rupes Tieneite % buroe
berfor MI beller fables Apam & Co.'S
Gorening. Dette er mere forfeit.
= ,Jinmarfspoften" nerer GrDst
for, at Der paa @ruab al bet mislise
2obbefiite % bet i~aasObtiom oper bele
Nmtet totalt mislpffebe @ommerfife ogz
iaa for Ginmarfens 8ebfommenbe bar
SIZE til at iti1e en- iaaban Dpfororins.
= Dsbsfalb. Yolitimeiter i Stapans
ger uSens &abrs" af9if / Manoass eff
ter ct fort Sp9eleIe peo Dsben. Sen
afoboe bar fpbt 1928, blep juribiit &anz
bibot 1851, bar | mango Nar Yolitifulz
me9tis | &riitiania og uonepntes / 1876
til B~olitimeiier / Stapanser,
= 6affet @emlins. Dperretsiasfsrz
ct Yeber Solbers, Der ifior forlpanbt
fra &~riitianiuno, bpor ban praftilerte
iom Sasfprer, os Tom ifelse Drbre fra
Sustitsbepartementet til &o~niulaterie
efterlsstes iom anflaset for mislis Dmz
gang meb betroebe Mfibler, ct nh paaerez
ben 2onbon os transported tilba9e til
&riitianluab.
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observation-disclosures s4rbeioe.

Naar en- Notwithstanding ct blepen
itiftct paa;.e stee bar Ben faa genner,
in9en @rfarin9, mango 6ienber o9 ftore
8an1felisbeoer at betiempe.
Ser er nof al Sfienfeperter, iom at
@sennDtte sjerne pnitebe at Jorei,insen
Ell pafter Das git op &es.
Der e NOT at Observation-Disclosures
iom inseu Dpufrelie pil sjsre for BET
Mmenes 8eoite os @fterilastens Bel;
men Iom fun uil ti~lfrebsitiIe fin 9anle
oaarlise Driffepane. Sc bill lepe / &o
os Sreo os pleie fin esen Maseltsbeo.
Naar 1aa M%fbolbsfolfet fommer beres
2isteer ior ner, naar 9emmeli9beoen |
&jelbcren aiilpres, naar bet frembolbes,
buor bumt os tanfelsit bet er at brittle,
furtlast, naar Maaoebolosfolfet Ter fin
esen @allfab paa Uplifting, ba bli'r be
furnarmet, % iaa ifriser. be v@amle
@alninser os uilse 6anatifere, pil ri I'M
scntins bape at ifafft meo." Nei, be Tan
itpre fig ielu os tberfor pil be frembeles
baue fit Yaaite@Dl, fin Sule~ Dram, fin
NpaarszYund os ct @las Dl, naar "me
fiem te' Braitfria."
Sc neite Drantere berimob er iSpmz
PATH meo Mfbolosarbeioet. Mansen en-
bar ptret til mig: ,,9aooe Der peret
Nfbolbsforenineer, :ba jes bar uns, pilbe
ieg paret lptfeii9ere."
Set er Galopnfeeperne % be ofte
maaoeliee Manbebolosfolf, iom er Gfz
bolosiaseas porte Gieuoer. De Tiger
paa ale muiise Maaoer at forpurre ben
upe Soreuing.s De bister Smebepiier
ON 6orcningel1s Gmbeosmano. Sc
louer at mosarbeibe GountpzD ffieererne
/ g~alsfah1pea, bpis be itstter ben npe
5orenins. Sc naster at sipe til Rre=
ften, bpis ban fortirtter at tale for sf'
bolbsiaseu, l(bepne 9ruoiel sapner bog
@aloonteeperne isart lioet). De iesel
at forfpre salale Draufere, ion bar ilut.
tet fis1til; aibolbsfOreninsen, % naar b
iaa lAdr opertolt benz % fiGnfet BEN
iaa iplb, al be ~iliusrer paa 9iempeien
ba peser MaabebolosfOlfet paa Der
Galone. es flyer: Der ier ri Jrus'
terue: al NibplbsfOreninsen ; MI iaper bar
perre emf Dr."
aaH besbore ejsre ben npe Screenings
gmbeosnienb. trntte % mOblsie, iat
brusessbe attilass @enfeipif.
Disie og mango Fere ganifelisbebe
n,aa Nfbolbsforeninsen befiampe o!
noale 8emerfninser | ben Gnleonin!
pil life pare at 8eien.
@mbebsmenb.
Sch Balg al GmbeosmGno bsr ma
le at faa bpstisc, fardfterfaite Manb
Der fau boise ub ! en- Dpit mob @fian
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Sra Mrbei0sm0rfen.
u 1T I.

Set i%fanoinapiife 6eIesielitab for
4otalafbolo i Minnelota bolber tit 2oet
Marsmpbe ben
12oe % 1899 ottober
i minneapolis.
Nqe Jorenin9er bpr beige Deputereoe
til Mpbet, laalebes JON &onItltutionen
forelfriuer nemlis foruoeu ben enc o9iaa
en- for bpert buubrc Dteolemmer Sore
uingen teller
Iae Oelesater % @jeiter til Msoet
ma lnareit mulist unoerrette 5etreteren
ON lit &omme.
sl1e Goreuinsers S%efreterer bsr foruo
iuoisuoe.s Detesaterues Electromagnetic
iaa 2iiten oper itemmeberettisebe fan
uere ferbis peo Mpbets Qabnius.
= Da MinneapOlis fulfilling CT
aaben iqmtibis % @eiien til % fra re-
bucert I'll 2 u 3 {. pr. Mil baaber ri, at
mango baabe inbmelbte os ,%1benforftaaz
enoe 6oreninscr oil ienbe @ie1ter til
Mpbet.
Sbco. 8eim,c tab; s.. Mftelano,
5ormanb. Sefret9r.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-26
0renas.

5remao! Gremao! Grores bpie 9ertas bar.
5remao! Nfbolospenner! o9faa ri bet tar.
Set, iom :3lsea fGnoer, % 9iertetroen faar.
6or bet ri o9iaa fremab 9aar
O9 trofait ilaar.
6remao! 6remao! buer Der Glitter frie 9jem
6remao! Gremao! Sribeo ben maa epig frem,
Stal ben o9iaa prpues / Soil % Neoerlag,
9oem teller bel be table Slag
Haa Seirens Sag.
Gremao! 5remao! bper Der fait paa Solicit
tror.
Sremao! 6remao! bper, Der fpl9er 8etfaros
Spor.
Serrens Mano bar Statte for9iemt / Sjertets
2p.
Ser finoes maa / Morsensrp
O8 frem paanp.
(gfter 9. BjBrniun)
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-26
0pI8enoe 0orentm0er bar fImttet
TIC TIL 0eueSfeItfabet
Rinmetota.

Cobb 60. Sfanbinauilfe Nfbolosforz
enins, Diafis, Douglas 60.
Sen Stanbinauiife NfbOlbsiorenins Of
9ut9inion.
Sen sfanbinapilte 9otal Ifbolbsfor>
enins al Jersus Sails.
Den norite NfbOlosfOrenin9 al Minne<
apolis.
Mrctanber Mfbolbsforenins, @eit 2ate,
&anbiDobi 60.
Mubrbon Stanbinaniife Total Nfbolbsz
iorenins, 8ecfer So.
@eftbroof 5fanbinapilte Mfbolbsfor~
enins, @torbon, @otton,uoo6 60.
@inbom Nfbolbsforenins, @inbom,
COTTONWOOD 60.
@acreb 9eart Nfbolbsforenins, @acreo
9eart, @enpille 60.
Nora @fdnbinapiife Total Mfbolbs<
forenins, 9erman, Grant 60.
Mielsuile MISUNDERSTANDING, Bolf
gountp.
Yomme be Terre Gfanbinapilfe Co
notwithstanding.
Safe Bari ifanoinapiite a~fbOlosfOre=
ming.
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Bore A9enter.

Stubent Marti1 9apbal er "Geltz
&aabets" reiienbe Nsent / Minneiota
os Brof. Bilbelm Yeterion os S. g.
9ollanb i Dafota.
gbas. Gberlin os Gerbinan6 luif
refer runbt / fere al be norblise @tater.
2ofale Nsenter i Minneiota:
Minneapolis, 5. s. @tgrbalsoolb.
ct. Saul, Sobn &onsspif.
Otter Tail County, $. g. Stub %
s. g. 9olm.
Sersus Sails, 8. 9. 9ausau.
ganbp, u. 6. 2ofrem.
Mabelia, s. s. Sobnion.
@eitbroof, CLING @tranb.
Nububon, 3. S. Mpbre.
Tracp, 8ernt Sobnion.
Minneota, 2ehis Eeislanb.
3umbrota, g. 8. Gbop.,
Binbuu,, D. $. Golem os g. Gill
ltn9itab.
8ranbon, 6. 8. Sd. Dlion.
Oello,u Mebicine g., 8. g. Drpal
Dulutb, S. g.. 81. 8aner.
Milan, u. 6. Dpjorben.
Quperne, Saul 8intber.
2ple, 81. .. Mtpbre % Ole 8eoerIon.
s Bisconiin:
.. Mation, Nsent.
giblano, Slid @ten.
Gbetef, Gbas. Braffen.
8loomer, g. Nnberiun.
Chippewa Sails, S. Stene.
Seer Yart, So @atriieu.
2ittle Sails, 8. 8. Selpis.
Cumberland, .. u. &itan.
@beu Gate, 8. 6. 9anion.
@tetparb, .. M. @ibsmo.
Blan9arbpile, Stub. Sarbo.
Stousbton, .. 8. See.
Ga CROSSE, as. @ilbo % Spuer
@unberiun.
Onalaifa, .. Mabion.
Mrcabia Stener &nublon.
Blair, SO. 2bber9.
s Dafota:
@ranb Sorts, 9. 6. Snspalbien.
S Seem SerieD:
Yertb Nmbop, Sans 8eterien.
Ollie bisle er bempnoiset til at mob
tase Yense os siue &pitterins for famine.